Cases 1 - 5 of 5
Vineyard v. University Health Systems
as 20-51044
Defendant / Appellee:
Bryan Alsip, in their individual and official capacity, Chief Medical Officer, University Health Systems, Bexar County Adult Detention Center, in their individual and official capacity, Howard Huber, in their individual and official capacity, Nurse, University Health Systems Detention Unit in BCADC and others
Plaintiff / Appellant:
Jay B. Vineyard
Bernal v. Trevino
as 20-50906
Defendant / Appellant:
Gerald Trevino, Jr., Correctional Officer for Bexar County Adult Detention Center, in his individual and official capacity
Plaintiff / Appellee:
Stephen Anthony Bernal
Jay Vineyard v. University Health Systems, et al
as 19-50133
Defendant / Appellee:
HOWARD HUBER, in their individual and official capacity, Nurse, University Health Systems Detention Unit in BCADC, MEDICAL DOCTOR MARK FOSTER, UTMB John Sealy Hospital, P.A. J. R. CLEGG, UTMB Garza West and others
Plaintiff / Appellant:
JAY B. VINEYARD
Jay Vineyard v. University Health Systems, et al
as 18-50457
Plaintiff - Appellant:
JAY B. VINEYARD
Defendant - Appellee:
UNIVERSITY HEALTH SYSTEMS, in their individual and official capacity, Correctional Care Health Services (Detention Unit in BCADC), KAREN MCMURRY, in their individual and official capacity, Legal Services Department, University Health Systems, JESSICA YAO, in their individual and official capacity, Physician's Assistant/Coordinator of Infirmary, University Health Systems Detention Unit in BCADC and others
Stephen Bernal v. Bexar County, et al
as 17-50500
Plaintiff - Appellant:
STEPHEN ANTHONY BERNAL
Defendant - Appellee:
BEXAR COUNTY, JAVIER SALAZAR, Sheriff of Bexar County, in his official capacity and GERALD TREVINO, JR., Correctional Officer for Bexar County Adult Detention Center, in his individual and official capacity
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